Where is the Garageband file sharing area in iTunes?

I am trying to import some loops that I've made using FunkBox on my iPad which I have then uploaded to my Mac, I now want to import it back into my GarageBand on the iPad. In the Help section of GarageBand it says to add the files to the Garageband file sharing area in iTunes, but I can't find it. Any clues/ I'm flummoxed & just a little frustrated!

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My iPad is just too full because of my garageband files. I want to be able to take these files off and put back on certain ones when I would like to work on them again. Thanks -R

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First you put the the GarageBand Project back onto the GarageBand Documents area of you iTunes File Sharing section and make sure your iPad syncs with iTunes.
Step 2
Now in GarageBand, go to the My Songs window, click the + button and select "Copy from Tunes". You should see all the GarageBand Projects that are available in your iTunes FIle Sharing section (from step 1). Tap on it to copy the Project to the My Songs window.
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